Ang Claim
“Nag-allocate ng $660 milyon sa pondo para sa mga bagong paradahan ng sasakyan batay sa kung aling mga distrito ang marginal para sa paparating na eleksyon sa halip na kung aling mga lugar ang pinakangangailangan ng paradahan ng sasakyan. (ibig sabihin, pork barrelling) Nakita ng Pambansang Tanggapan ng Pagsusuri na ang paglalaan ng pondo ay 'hindi ipinakita na nakabatay sa merit' at 'hindi dinisenyo para maging bukas o transparent'. Hindi nakipag-usap ang pederal na pamahalaan sa mga estado o lokal na pamahalaan para malaman kung aling mga lugar ang pinakangangailangan ng bagong paradahan ng sasakyan. 3 taon matapos ang anunsyo, ang pamahalaan ay nakapagtapos o nakapagsimula ng konstruksiyon lamang sa 11% ng mga paradahan ng sasakyan. (Ito ay natuklasan ng parehong Tanggapan ng Pagsusuri na tumuklas sa pork barrelling sa sports funding at pagkatapos ay pinutol ang kanilang pondo para sa pagsusuri.)”
Orihinal na Pinagmulan
✅ FACTUAL NA BERIPIKASYON
Nawawalang Konteksto
Pagsusuri ng Kredibilidad ng Pinagmulan
Paghahambing sa Labor
Balanseng Pananaw
TOTOO
8.0
sa 10
Huling Iskor
8.0
SA 10
TOTOO
📚 MGA PINAGMULAN AT SANGGUNIAN (8)
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Australian National Audit Office - Administration of Commuter Car Park Projects within the Urban Congestion Fund Performance Audit Report (2021)
Anao Gov
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ABC News - Auditor-general report highlights major issues with federal government's $660m pre-election car park spend - Sian Johnson (2021-06-28)
A review by the auditor-general shows many of the car parking projects announced in the lead up to the 2019 election were not in the areas they were needed most, and two of the projects have since been completely ditched.
Abc Net -
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SBS News - 'Almost like a menu': List of marginal seats guided government's $660m car park project, audit office says (2021-07-19)
A senior Australian National Audit Office official told a Senate hearing the office of then-urban infrastructure minister Alan Tudge started with a sheet of "top 20 marginals" to be canvassed for funding.
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ABC Fact Check - We fact checked Anthony Albanese on Australian National Audit office funding (2020-12-10)
Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese says the Australian National Audit Office's budget has been 'gutted' by 20 per cent over seven years under the Coalition. Is he correct? RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates.
Abc Net -
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The Guardian - Coalition accused of trying to avoid scrutiny after audit office budget cut (2020-10-08)
Concerns grow that watchdog that uncovered sports rorts is being whittled away as payback for politically damaging investigations
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AFR - Budget 2025: Labor accused of sandbagging seats with infrastructure - 2025-03-26
Roads in NSW and Victoria benefited from Tuesday’s budget, but Labor rejects the Coalition’s claim its aim is to “sandbag” ALP seats
Australian Financial Review -
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McKell Institute - Has NSW been dudded on federal infrastructure funding? (Analysis showing marginal seat funding bias)
By Samantha Hutchinson. Published in the Financial Review. Read the article on the AFR website here. Victoria, NSW and the ACT have been under-funded by the federal government on infrastructure payments relative to their population share for the past five years, an analysis from the Labor-aligned McKell Institute has found. While the gap between the […]
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SBS News - 'Sports rorts on an industrial scale': Audit finds government handling of car park fund 'was not-merit based' (2020-12-08)
A Morrison government pre-election car park funding scheme overwhelmingly favoured coalition-held seats, an audit has found.
SBS News
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